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Our Statistics on  Degrees awarded this year.

Associate : 5.02%
Bachelor: 33.11%
Mastaire: 28.43%
Ph.D.: 24.41%
Other: 9.03%

 
 
Dear Alumni from de Sorbon,

You come from  89+ countries
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We are proud of you,  as your are of your Alma Mater.
This is your page, please communicate keep up updated on your professional developments. For privacy reasons we have cited only few alumni with their initials and a brief description of their accomplishments. If you want to be added to this page please send us a message 

Do not forget that your contributions to scholarships are always welcomed. We thanks Nadia Comaneci Cosmétiques for their multiple scholarships for Romanian Students (50% of the tuition fee per student).

Some of our students/alumni.
France: DB  TV Journalist, Civil servants at high level, University professors,
USA: RD Prominent industrialist in the pharmaceutical industry. AM Priest, EL University professor.
UK: A member of the House of Lord QC.
Singapore: SWG a talented musician
UAE: NF a prominent communication expert of the Gulf.
Greece: J.D. a published Psychologist.
Belgium: An published historian

All countries:

  • Afhaniatan Algeria Argentina Australia Austria
  • Belgium Burkina-Fasso British West Indies Benin Brazil
  • Canada Cameroon China Colombia Cuba (refugee) Cyprus Chile Cayman Islands Croatia
  • France French Polynesia French West Indies-Antilles, Finland
  • Gabon Germany Greece
  • Haiti Hong Kong Hungary
  • Indonesia India Iran Israel Italy
  • Japan Jamaica
  • Laos
  • Kuwait-Koweit
  • Lebanon
  • Madagascar Mali Malta Mexico Morocco Macedonia (FYROM) Mozambique Malaysia
  • Nepal Netherlands Nigeria New Zealand Niger Northen Ireland (UK)
  • Pakistan Palestine Panama  Peru Philippines Poland Portugal
  • Romania Russia Réunion Island Rwanda
  • Saipan Saudi Arabia Senegal Seychelles Sudan Syria Spain Sri Lanka Switzerland South Africa Sweden Sierra Leone
  • Tanzania Thailand Tunisia Turkey
  • UAE UK USA
  • Viet Nam Venezuela
  • Yemen
  • Zimbabwe
  La "Boutique" de Sorbon (de Sorbon shop)

De Sorbon Headwear- golf cap (Casquette) For Graduate only All Size: € 15 (including shipping and handling worldwide).
   Cap
The Cap Logo !!! to buy the cap click "ajouter au panier"


Tee Shirt -Maillot de corps De Sorbon:  €17.50 (including shipping and handling worldwide) Coming very soon

Your UFRDS  Bumper Sticker/Autocollant (for Graduate only)
Sorbon Bumper Sticker
Size 3 by 10 inches: € 6.00.(including Shipping & Handling worldwide)
to buy it click "ajouter au panier"
 
A Quiz for Alumni only.
The first original questionWhat represents the logo picture (in French "blazon"/ coat of arms) close to our  university name? The first one to reply will get a free T-Shirt  It was Solved ! It is the Coat of Arms of the French village Sorbon (Named after Robert) in the French Ardennes.

Second Question about this Coat of Arms (Free Casquette)
What is this Coat of Arms ? Discovered, after 6 months, by a Swiss Student....! It is the Coat of Arms of La Trimouille (picture taken on the facade of the Mairie (City Hall).
 
Third Question: Robert de Sorbon created a college, which became  later "La Sorbonne". At the beginning it was a college and it had another important official function. What was this function ? A "maudit anglais" found it. it was an ecclesiastic tribunal, the second in importance after Rome

4th Question (difficult as you alumni are so good unsolved for 3 months).  France had in the pacific ocean  a "condominion" ( i.e. shared sovereignty) with the UK called Nouvelles Hebrides/New Hebrides. Since independence it is named Vanuatu. France has still in continental Europe a rare condominium with a sovereign State. It is not Andorra, which is, as you all know, a "co-principalty". What is this still active condominion ?  The answer : The "Ile des faisans" in the Bidassoa river is a condominium of France and Spain. Bravo Richard Beldyck!

5th Double  Question: (Even more difficult ) The winner will win a cap-casquette from de Sorbon..

French Politics and Religion.

1) France is seperated from the Catholic church with the notable exception of two provinces. Which ones and for what reasons ? (relatively easy).

2) Another area (not a province) is also, by treaty, a perpetual religious place of France. When the religious congregations were expelled from France in 1902 under Emile Combes the  monks of this area stayed. Name this place and what is famous about it ? (very difficult).

Answers from Alumni only should be mailed to sorbon@sorbon.fr

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